Tell us about your signature black and white color palette?
"I’m not a fan of clutter and I think that these two colors keep it very clean and really allow my personality to show and also highlight my performance."
S.F. is a huge tech capital — would you consider yourself to be a techie?
"Yes, absolutely. Not too much though, I am still into nostalgic things like writing letters. But, I like technology. I think it is our number one use of communication and it’s growing at an exponential rate as far as the ideas and people that are cultivating it. I really look at it as a form of power when people are sharing — especially when there is no filtering involved. I think it’s extremely important."
Have you been to S.F. before? If so, what are your must-hit spots?
"Yes, I have been to San Francisco and the last time I was here I visited Fisherman’s Wharf."
What are your fave beauty products?
"Honestly, the beauty products that I use really come from within. Peacefulness, positive energy, and unique style — ones that don’t cost anything are what I wear each and every day."
Karl Lagerfeld went from being one of your muses, and now people say you're his. Can you tell us a bit more about your friendship?
"There’s no one like Karl Lagerfeld, and I don’t want there to ever be anyone like him. We appreciate each other. I think he’s a true artist."
What’s up next for you?
"I think really focusing on building Wondaland Arts Society over the course of the next few years."
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